Modern Screen (Jan-Jun 1945)

Gets most of her exercise from bicycling and tennis. Made "gold teams" in badminton, baseball and basketball in school. Katy, the maid, prepares cream cheese and iam sandwiches for her "lunch. Midnight's deaaime tor dates — earlier during school nights. Swains average between 18 and 20, with exception of one "older man" of 22. Expects to marry at 20, have kids pronto. Will continue career only if hubby consents. s, Reads all best sellers and subscribes to Book of the Month Club. She loves noisy radio serials which come on around dinner time, so takes meal in her own room to avoid disturbing family. Doesn't jitterbug, but adores J. Dorsey. 'hirley Temple was a tired girl; she and her parents and a publicity man had been working their way back from the East after the opening of "Since You Went •Away." They were attending Bond rallies, giving interviews, posing for photographers, making themselves charming in the manner demanded by fans, buyers of Bonds, etc., « etc. But one evening, in a midwest city, Shirley and her mother faced each other. "I'm exhausted," said Shirley. Mrs. Temple was too tired to speak. She just looked. Then she went to the telephone. After protracted conversation she came back with The Word. She and Shirley could catch a late train to Chicago that afternoon, but there was space for only two. Mr. Temple and the rest of the party would then have to catch a later conveyance. {Continued on page 113)